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• "Make the Tabernacle from ten sheets of fine linen. These sheets are to be decorated with blue, purple, and scarlet yarn, with figures of cherubim skillfully embroidered into them. - Exodus 26:1



• Each sheet must be forty-two feet long and six feet wide.* All ten sheets must be exactly the same size.1 - Exodus 26:2



• Join five of these sheets together into one set; then join the other five sheets into a second set. - Exodus 26:3



• Put loops of blue yarn along the edge of the last sheet in each set. - Exodus 26:4



• Then make fifty gold clasps to fasten the loops of the two sets of sheets together, making the Tabernacle a single unit. - Exodus 26:6



• "Make heavy sheets of cloth from goat hair to cover the Tabernacle. There must be eleven of these sheets, - Exodus 26:7



• each forty-five feet long and six feet wide. All eleven of these sheets must be exactly the same size. - Exodus 26:8



• Join five of these together into one set, and join the other six into a second set. The sixth sheet of the second set is to be doubled over at the entrance of the sacred tent. - Exodus 26:9



• Put fifty loops along the edge of the last sheet in each set, - Exodus 26:10



• An extra half sheet of this roof covering will be left to hang over the back of the Tabernacle, - Exodus 26:12



• The skilled weavers first made ten sheets from fine linen. One of the craftsmen then embroidered blue, purple, and scarlet cherubim into them. - Exodus 36:8



• Each sheet was exactly the same size--forty-two feet long and six feet wide.*1 - Exodus 36:9



• Five of these sheets were joined together to make one set, and a second set was made of the other five. - Exodus 36:10



• Fifty blue loops were placed along the edge of the last sheet in each set. - Exodus 36:11



• The fifty loops along the edge of the first set of sheets matched the loops along the edge of the second set. - Exodus 36:12

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^{New Living Translation Bible used with permission Tyndale House Publishers.}